About this experience
The Kurobe Gorge Railway offers a journey through the hidden beauty of Kurobe Gorge in Toyama Prefecture. Along the way, you'll traverse picturesque landscapes, passing through dense forests and breathtaking cliffs while enjoying the serenity of tranquil waters. This journey allows you to witness the wonders of nature's cycles and spot various wildlife.
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How to redeem
11 Kurobekyōkokuguchi, Kurobe, Toyama, Japan
- 1Go to the Unazuki Station ticket counter with your QR code. Present it for scanning at least 30 minutes before your chosen departure to exchange it for a physical train ticket.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need to print my ticket?
No. Show the QR code on your phone at the Unazuki Station ticket counter. Staff will scan it and hand you a physical train ticket in exchange.
How early do I need to arrive at the station?
Present your QR code at least 30 minutes before your intended departure time to allow for ticket exchange.
Can I get off at an intermediate stop on the way back?
Stopovers are not available on the round-trip ticket. If you want to stop at an intermediate station, purchase a separate one-way ticket on site for that leg.
Is my child's seat included if they are under 6?
Children under 6 travel free of charge but are not entitled to a reserved seat. They will need to share a seat with an accompanying adult.
Where do I find the train timetable?
Full departure times and operating hours are published at kurotetu.co.jp/en/timetable. Check before you travel, as schedules vary by season.
What happens if the railway is closed due to weather?
The Kurobe Gorge Railway can suspend services during severe weather or off-season closures. Check the official timetable page and contact us if your travel date is affected.
Kurobe Gorge Railway (Kurotetsu)
Kurotetsu has operated the narrow-gauge line through Kurobe Gorge since the early 20th century, originally built to support hydroelectric construction and now one of Japan's most scenic heritage railways.